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Your POS records the sale. Something has to keep the branch able to make it.

These are not competing systems. A point-of-sale platform handles transactions, menus and pricing. BranchFlow handles the equipment, checks, supplies and vendor work behind them.

Difference in emphasis

A neutral read, topic by topic. Anything about another product should be checked on that vendor's own pages.

TopicBranchFlowRestaurant POS and back-office systems
Primary jobOperational work: issues, checks, equipment, supplies, vendors.Transactions, menus, pricing and sales reporting.
Equipment failureA record with an owner, downtime and verified closure.Usually visible only as lost sales.
Food-safety checksVersioned procedures with evidence and corrective work.Not typically part of a POS.
Sales dataRead from your POS once connected, to compare work against trading.The system of record for sales.

Where each option fits

Choose BranchFlow when

  • You can see sales but not why a branch underperformed.
  • Equipment downtime is not measured anywhere.

The other option may suit you better when

  • You need transactions, menus, pricing and tills managed.

What we will not pretend

The limits of our own product, stated here rather than discovered later.

  • Reading sales and supplier data has been built, including an Oracle MICROS Simphony connector, but nothing is live until your credentials are added and tested in your own workspace.
  • BranchFlow never writes into your POS.

How to verify this yourself

  • Your POS vendor's documentation

    Confirm which data your contract allows you to read.

Do we replace our POS?
No. Keep it. BranchFlow reads from it once connected and manages the operational work around it.
Why is there no price comparison?
Published prices change by plan, region and contract. Check each vendor's own pricing page at the time you decide.
How was this written?
From publicly available positioning in September 2026, with no private information and no material copied from another vendor.

Test it against your own worst week.

Bring a real recurring problem to the demonstration workspace and see whether the record, the clock and the verification step would have changed the outcome.